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    • TLIC Workshops & Links to Office Hours

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      This page contains link to office hours for Catherine Gees and Gary Ackerman, the TLIC Resource page, and the link to the TLIC workshops calendar.

  • The resources from the previous Moodle Users classroom are available here. New Moodle tutorials are added here.

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  • At GCC, both faculty and staff as well as students use Google Workspaces for email, calendaring, and other productivity tools.

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  • A collection of podcast, links, and articles in which we consider generative AI and its role in education. 

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    • Working with PDF Files

      • Portable document format (PDF) is the recommended format for uploading files to Moodle. There are several advantages to using this format including:

        • The format can be read on any device;
        • The file can be read without downloading;
        • The document looks the way the author intended;
        • It can be easily printed;
        • Faculty can use the "Annotate PDF" tool to give feedback.
        In this section, you can learn how to create a PDF file in the common word processing programs.



      • PDF from Google Docs on Mobile Devices Page

        Many faculty require assignments to be submitted as PDF files. This tutorial takes you through the steps on an IOS device.

      • Creating PDF from Productivity Suites Page
      • Adobe Scan Page

        Using Adobe Scan, an app available for iPhone (and iPad) and Android devices, you can take a picture of a printed document and convert it to a PDF file which can be uploaded to Moodle.


        When I first used Adobe Scan to upload to Moodle, I had to take a few extra steps to get my iPad to show me the PDF's I had created with Adobe Scan. I explain what I did in this video: 

        (This video was recorded with the "old" version of Moodle, but the steps were confirmed in summer 2024.)


        You can learn more about Adobe Scan on the Adobe web site.

      • Scan to PDF with Notes in iOS Page


      • PDF and iOS Page
      • Converting iPhone Images to PDF Page